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neither drivers of motor vehicles nor those of bicycles.
It is strictly prohibited for drivers of motor vehicles and bicycles who have ingested or are under the effects of toxic drugs or medicines that alter their physical or mental state to the extent that they cannot drive safely to travel on public roads.
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drivers of motor vehicles, but not those of bicycles.
neither drivers of motor vehicles nor those of bicycles.
neither drivers of motor vehicles, nor those of bicycles, nor pedestrians.
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